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Monthly Archives: January 2020
Florida: “State Supreme Court agrees with Legislature: Felons must pay all costs to regain vote”
Miami Herald:
In a setback to supporters of Amendment 4, the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday issued an opinion that the amendment’s definition of “all terms of sentence” included the payment of any financial obligations imposed during a felon’s sentence.“We… Continue reading
“House Delivers Impeachment Charges to Senate, Paving the Way for a Trial”
NYT:
The House of Representatives voted on Wednesday to transmit two articles of impeachment against President Trump to the Senate, sending the president and his party into uncharted territory in a deeply divisive trial fraught with history and political risk.In… Continue reading
“AP Explains: New rules could muddle results of Iowa caucuses”
AP:
For the first time, the Iowa Democratic Party will report three sets of results from the party’s presidential caucuses. And there is no guarantee that all three will show the same winner.
Each set of results represents a different… Continue reading
“Virginia Approves the E.R.A., Becoming the 38th State to Back It”
NYT:
Virginia on Wednesday became the 38th state to approve the Equal Rights Amendment, a symbolic victory for those who for generations have been pushing for a constitutional guarantee of legal rights regardless of sex.Virginia’s decision does not… Continue reading
“League of Women Voters of Texas Files Lawsuit Demanding Online Motor Voter Registration”
Mar. 5 Election Meltdown Event at Stanford
On Mar. 5 at 12 pm at Stanford, I will talk about my new book, Election Meltdown. An RSVP is required for this event.
I hope to see #ELB readers there.
Feb. 26 Election Meltdown Event: Conversation with Kristen Clarke at UCLA Hammer Museum in Los Angeles
On Feb. 25 at 7:30 pm, I will sit down at the UCLA Hammer Museum with the Lawyers’ Committee’s Kristen Clarke to talk about my new book, Election Meltdown.
I hope to see #ELB readers there.
Feb. 19 Slate Amicus Live Event in DC on Voting Rights (Live Episode of 5-Part Podcast with Dahlia Lithwick on New Book, Election Meltdown)
I’ve been working with Dahlia Lithwick and producer Sara Burnigham of Slate on a five-part podcast series (in conjunction with Slate’s Amicus podcast) on my upcoming book, Election Meltdown. The first episode should drop soon.
The fifth episode will… Continue reading
Feb. 18 Election Meltdown Event: Conversation with Richard Fausset at Carter Presidential Library in Atlanta
On Feb. 18 at 7 pm, I will sit down at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library with the NY Times‘ Richard Fausset to talk about my new book, Election Meltdown.
I hope to see #ELB readers there.
Feb. 12 UCI Law Event on Election Meltdown
On Feb. 12 at 5:30 pm at UCI Law, I will talk about my new book, Election Meltdown. An RSVP is required for this event.
I hope to see #ELB readers there.
Feb. 4. Election Meltdown Event: Conversation with Victoria Bassetti at NYU’s Brennan Center in New York
On Feb. 4 at 6 pm, I will sit down at a Brennan Center event at NYU to talk with Victoria Bassetti about my new book, Election Meltdown. An RSVP is required for this event.
I hope to see… Continue reading
Feb. 3 Election Meltdown Event: Conversation with Trevor Potter at Campaign Legal Center in DC
On Feb. 3 at 4 pm, I will sit down at the Campaign Legal Center in DC to talk with Trevor Potter about my new book, Election Meltdown. An RSVP is required for this event.
I hope to see… Continue reading
Feb. 2 Election Meltdown Event: Conversation with Pam Fessler at Politics and Prose in DC
On Feb. 2 at 3 pm, I will sit down at the Politics and Prose Bookstore in DC with NPR’s Pam Fessler to talk about my new book, Election Meltdown.
I hope to see #ELB readers there.